52mm 8 Yellow Filter #2 | Enhances Contrast in B&W Photography, Landscape & Arial Photography, Balanced Tonal Correction, Cloud and Sky separation

Perfect for b&w.

Great for black and white film photography. In the past day of shot with a red, orange or very yellow filter. This time I went for a little bit mild yellow and shot a roll of FP4 through it. I got the results back and I am happy to say that this filter works great. It does an excellent job of cutting the Hays, cooling down the skies, and clarifying the picture better overall well not blowing out skin tones. I would say this filter is a minimum must have when shooting black and white film particularly when shooting landscapes or people + landscapes.

Works as it should, Great for B&W photography

i bought this yellow filter for a trip out west....montana and wyoming seem to be infected with big puffy white clouds.....i shoot 90% of the time in monotone or b&w....even though i'm told to shoot in raw and covert to b&w....the yellow filter seem to work ok when the clouds were dominant in the sky and not so well when the clouds were in the distance which in the west it seems like everything is...the yellow filter was also suppose to enhance blacks......i didn't notice a big change in dark tones because of the yellow filter..... but i think that is one of those things that would be hard to discern.....i switched over to a polarizing filter which gave me the same results.....its like everything else the results are not 100% equipment based but 100% person behind the equipment based

I always shoot BW these days and the yellow filter really makes contrast pop; especially sky and clouds. Also provides a level of security for your lens element. Tiffen has been a respected name for filters since as long as I can remember.

Nothing bad to say about tiffen. It works, it fits. As always.

I've been a photographer since 1984, a professional since 1998. I'm astounded at the price increase in camera lens filters. I think it might have to do with the law of supply and demand. Because with digital cameras one does not really need anything but a UV filter. So when I found this yellow filter for my black and white film camera, I was amazed at the price. Then when I received it, I realized I wasn't sacrificing quality. I highly recommend this product.

I needed a light yellow filter to tone down the contrast with another microscope filter. This filter was perfect for color combination and photography. Much cheaper substitute for a regular microscope filter which would have costed me 3 or 4 times more than this Tiffen filter. Great product and affordable.

Usato per foto bianco e nero pellicola, il filtro va bene e costa relativamente poco.

High quality.

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I am pleased with this filter used on a m43 system,camera set for capture, jpeg and raw file,yes there is a colour cast on the raw file not a problem, it is fixable.Quality is ok but time will tell the same for money value

Happy with the purchase